Suffolk University

What you'll study

Studies center on building a professional portfolio and refining the ability to develop concepts and implement visual language across print and digital platforms. The course culminates in an individualized thesis project allowing advanced investigation of a chosen topic. The program supports development of creative, intellectual and technical skills needed for professional practice.

Entry requirements

The public materials reference application through the Graduate Admission office and note that applicants should consult the Graduate Program Director for program timelines and leveling coursework needs. As of Fall 2024 the program is not accepting applications for new student enrollment.

Career prospects

Graduates leave with a portfolio, refined professional skills and a thesis body of work intended to support entry into design practice or further study. The program frames outcomes toward professional success in contemporary design fields by emphasizing individual vision, technical competency and conceptual development.

Scholarships & funding angle

Suffolk offers merit-based financial aid for graduate students—awards can be up to $14,750 per academic year and are awarded based on academic credentials submitted with the admission application; no separate application is required for merit consideration. Prospective students should review the university’s published tuition and fees and contact Graduate Student Services or Graduate Admission for current cost and aid details.